Question

Some values of linear functions A and B are shown in the table and graph.

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​Which of the following describes the intercepts of the two functions?
A
The y−y-y−intercept of Function A is equal to the y−y-y− intercept of Function B.
B
The y−y-y−intercept of Function A is 111 unit less than the y−y-y− intercept of Function B.
C
The y−y-y−intercept of Function A is 111 unit greater than the y−y-y− intercept of Function B.
D
The y−y-y−intercept of Function A is 222 units greater than the y−y-y−intercept of Function B.

Answer 1

C

Explanation:

For Function A, the y-intercept occurs at 1. For B, it occurs at 0. Therefore, the y-intercept of Function A is 1 unit greater than the y-intercept of Function B.

Answer 2

C) The y-intercept of Function A is 1 unit greater than the y-intercept of Function B

Explanation:

The y-int of Function A is (0,1), while the y-int of Function B is (0,0).